I'm sending it to Smith first, because it's much more free. If it doesn't work, then to Clark. If it still doesn't work, it may very well get sold.
Revolvers, Brass, and Primers
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Re: Revolvers, Brass, and Primers
See item (c) above.
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Re: Revolvers, Brass, and Primers
If you'd have just bought a Glock 20 in the first place, you'd have yourself a usable pistol right now.
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Re: Revolvers, Brass, and Primers
You, Sir, are NOT a nice person! But that was really funny!!Netpackrat wrote:If you'd have just bought a Glock 20 in the first place, you'd have yourself a usable pistol right now.
(I'd have advised a .45 Colt, but I wasn't consulted.)
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Re: Revolvers, Brass, and Primers
but you'd have a Glock...
sort of like the old "I'd rather push a Harley than ride a rice-burner."
sort of like the old "I'd rather push a Harley than ride a rice-burner."
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Re: Revolvers, Brass, and Primers
But I would feel so...dirty.Netpackrat wrote:If you'd have just bought a Glock 20 in the first place, you'd have yourself a usable pistol right now.
*For the record, I own 3 Glocks, and actually carried one today. They are reliable, accurate, and soulless.
Oh hell. I realized that I could get a Glock 21, buy a 10mm barrel/recoil spring/mag, and there's a .460 Rowland conversion kit for it.
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Re: Revolvers, Brass, and Primers
I wouldn't feed a steady diet of full power 10mm to a G21 with a conversion barrel...JAG2955 wrote:Oh hell. I realized that I could get a Glock 21, buy a 10mm barrel/recoil spring/mag, and there's a .460 Rowland conversion kit for it.
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Re: Revolvers, Brass, and Primers
Wow. They must have BIG nuts!HTRN wrote:Do the trees look like this?Denis wrote:I thought I lived pretty deep in the gun-nut forest.
If not, keep going, you're not deep enough.
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Re: Revolvers, Brass, and Primers
Or a 329, or a 629 mountain gun.....Netpackrat wrote:If you'd have just bought a Glock 20 in the first place, you'd have yourself a usable pistol right now.
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Re: Revolvers, Brass, and Primers
Everything that I've read said that the support was not necessary, only the mass, and it could be offset by a different recoil spring. Still, by the time you're doing all that, you may as well grab another slide. Or even just another pistol, since it's just a Glock.Netpackrat wrote:I wouldn't feed a steady diet of full power 10mm to a G21 with a conversion barrel...JAG2955 wrote:Oh hell. I realized that I could get a Glock 21, buy a 10mm barrel/recoil spring/mag, and there's a .460 Rowland conversion kit for it.